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by partitioned 3y ago
I feel like if you didnt do something shameful then theres nothing to be called out for, and if you did do something shameful then being shamed is a reasonable thing to have happen. If its shameful enough that your employer saw it and would
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by partitioned 3y ago
But that activism is free speech itself always funny when the free speech absolutist gets mad when people use free speech to cancel someone
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by partitioned 3y ago
It was right around the time everyone's grandma figured out how to get a facebook account that it all went to hell.
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by partitioned 3y ago
I think its normal to be able to empathize with vets. I don't think I'd really want to be around someone who doesn't empathize with dealing with wounded and dying animals.
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by partitioned 3y ago
Feel better?
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by partitioned 3y ago
FDA should be able to make sure imports are safe
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by partitioned 3y ago
He didn’t say it helped. Just that he did it because he values the community. It’s possible he is an ethical investor, where you only make investments in companies that follow your beliefs regardless of their potential profitability
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by partitioned 3y ago
It is true, read the opinion. Clarence Thomas wrote it, which might help it make sense.
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by partitioned 3y ago
It’s because we don’t have a choice. A stacked Supreme Court that says any gun law has to be a gun law that would’ve been cool in 1776 has made any progress impossible without violent revolution
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by partitioned 3y ago
I live on the east coast and have never heard of it.
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by partitioned 3y ago
I don’t think anyone cares about this as an “issue”. The issue is privacy. The statement you’re quoting is their motivation to do so.
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by partitioned 3y ago
Alright, why do you think it’s not rude to leisure ride in the middle of a 55 mph road blocking dozens of cars?
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by partitioned 3y ago
This. I don’t understand why the spandex wearing guys want to hold up dozens of people in traffic behind them so they can bike on vacation. It’s a real sense of entitlement that is just beyond me. If someone is riding a bike to get somewher
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by partitioned 3y ago
How much do you pay?
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by partitioned 3y ago
Most people aren’t concerned with damage reduction, the monkey brained just see crime and punishment.
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by partitioned 3y ago
It’s not on their dime. If they are housing sensitive material to keep away they got an extremely lucrative contract that is likely extremely bloated in their favor.
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One man making computers out of wood(theverge.com)
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by partitioned 3y ago
You think these patents are reasonable? Or you think Kotaku should ignore writing a story about leaked content that they had no role in leaking? Your brain on drugs folks
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by partitioned 3y ago
As a graduate of WVU during the Gee era we all saw this coming he is a terrible president, only known for his bow ties. I notice that they eliminate majors and cut faculty but no word on the admin staff they’ve been bloating for years. Sham
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by partitioned 3y ago
How can you seem to know so much but be so boldfaced wrong? Your inability to know basic civics on some of your claims makes the rest quite suspect. Here’s an example of congress passing a law deciding on its number of members, no amendment
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by partitioned 3y ago
The early 1900s and the push to give black Americans more rights is a good parallel to current times. The demonization of the “negro” and the “negro”lover. This was a time of a lot of political pushback in the south against white people sta
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by partitioned 3y ago
A logical consequence of the increasing divide between the political tribes. As the opinions diverge the room for compromise gets smaller.
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by partitioned 3y ago
I’m working on research for a journal article on this right now. Basically, get a bunch of videos you want compressed, use an auto encoder and just store the very small latent space variables instead of the video. Keep the decoder sitting a